A "Vote of No Confidence" is a formal process used in parliamentary systems to determine whether a government or a specific leader, such as a Prime Minister, still has the support of the majority of elected representatives. If the vote passes, it indicates that the government has lost the confidence of the legislature, which can lead to its resignation or the calling of new elections. This mechanism serves as a check on government power, allowing lawmakers to hold leaders accountable for their actions and decisions. It is an essential part of democratic governance, ensuring that leaders remain responsive to the will of the people they represent.